The yachting calendar is packed with world-class moments, and there is no finer way to experience them than from the deck of a private yacht. Watch the Monaco Grand Prix from the harbour, arrive at Cannes by tender, or follow the superyachts racing off Palma — then slip away to a quiet anchorage when the crowds go home. Josh knows every event below and can arrange the right yacht, berth and itinerary around it.
Arrive on the Croisette by tender for the world’s most glamorous red carpet. Berth in Cannes for screenings and parties, or anchor off the Lérins islands and escape to calm water between events. Berths are in exceptional demand.
The ultimate yachting weekend — and for the first time in 2027, a sprint weekend with racing on Saturday and Sunday. Watch the cars scream past the harbour from your own deck, metres from the track. The most sought-after charter week of the year.
One of the most prestigious regattas in the Mediterranean fills the Bay of Palma with racing yachts. Follow the fleet at close quarters, then explore Mallorca’s coves between race days.
The trade show that opens the Caribbean winter season, spread across Nelson’s Dockyard, Falmouth Harbour and the Antigua Superyacht Marina. Brokers inspect the yachts and meet the crews before the season begins — ask us for first-hand notes on this winter’s fleet.
The most famous New Year’s Eve anchorage on earth. Superyachts fill Gustavia harbour, fireworks light up the bay at midnight, and the beach clubs of St Jean run late. Christmas and New Year weeks are the first to sell out in the Caribbean.
The world’s largest superyachts racing in close company around St Barts — part regatta, part celebration. Follow the fleet from your own deck by day and join the harbourside parties by night.
The Caribbean’s classic regatta, now in its 58th edition, with point-to-point racing around Antigua’s coast and legendary evenings at Nelson’s Dockyard and Shirley Heights.
The regatta that opens the Mediterranean season. Watch the racing in the Bay of Palma, then combine it with early-season cruising to Mallorca’s quiet calas before the summer crowds arrive.
The Mediterranean’s leading charter show, where MYBA brokers inspect the summer fleet and meet captains and crews. As a MYBA broker, it’s where we see new-to-charter yachts first — ask us for the inside track on the season’s best.
Arrive on the Croisette by tender for the world’s most glamorous red carpet. Berth in Cannes for screenings and parties, or anchor off the Lérins islands and escape to calm water between events. Berths are in exceptional demand.
The ultimate yachting weekend — and for the first time in 2027, a sprint weekend with racing on Saturday and Sunday. Watch the cars scream past the harbour from your own deck, metres from the track. The most sought-after charter week of the year.
When the White Isle comes alive for summer. Anchor off the beach clubs of the south-west coast by day, tender into the opening parties by night, and escape to Formentera’s shallows the morning after.
Some of the largest sailing superyachts in the world racing in the Bay of Palma. A spectacular sight from the water and a highlight of the early Mediterranean summer.
One of the most prestigious regattas in the Mediterranean fills the Bay of Palma with racing yachts. Follow the fleet at close quarters, then explore Mallorca’s coves between race days.
The world’s leading superyacht show brings the most extraordinary yachts afloat to Monaco for four days. Ideal if you’re considering buying — or simply want to be in the South of France at its golden best.
Saint-Tropez, French Riviera · Late Sep – early Oct
Often called the most beautiful regatta in the world: hundreds of classic and modern yachts racing in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez in warm autumn light. Combine it with the last long days of the Mediterranean season.
Pick a time for a 30-minute call — event weeks, yachts, berths and budgets, answered personally.
Don’t see your event?
Josh can arrange charters around any event, race or festival — from the Giraglia and the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup in Porto Cervo to the Palma International Boat Show.